Draper, UT vs Alpine, UT

Side-by-side comparison from the latest government data.

MetricDraper, UTAlpine, UT
Population50,27810,392
Median Household Income$128,910$168,929
Median Rent$1,894/mo$3,500+/mo
Median Home Value$784,800$977,500
Cost of Living (US = 100)10198
Renters Paying 30%+ of Income45%32.6%
Poverty Rate6.1%7.4%
Unemployment Rate3.7%3.6% (county)
Violent Crime Rate /100k192147*
Property Crime Rate /100k1,067215*
Median AQI5748
Good AQI Days /yr121206
Summer Highs86°F86°F
Winter Lows23°F23°F
Snowfall74 in/yr74 in/yr
Avg Commute24 min29.7 min
Hospitals1—
Avg Hospital Rating5.0 / 5—
Students per Teacher22.724.7
College Degree Rate51.9%54.3%
Foreign-Born %11.6%3.8%
Population Growth (2020–2025)-0.7%+1.8%

Green = clearly better (more than 5% apart). Population, growth, weather, hospital count and foreign-born share aren’t scored.
The Census tops out at $3,500+ for rent; it doesn't publish exact figures above that. Two capped values can't be compared, so neither is marked better.
* Rate of the agency that polices Alpine (the city has no police department of its own), so it isn’t scored.